Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-02

girls who are withdrawn frs They are
Kept at home or called into Il tgaemehI
iaetorles TO pull out basUinI taxes
sA4H HW cents 10 count in the tylghC lol
f1ffG and eve. the little Girls, .nl fingers
are, toQ nimole to be spared.
WIND cHARITY's srANDIG.
Charity has better standig ! society
this winter than usual. Ththh Grace
mas always boosted a certat regnluon
| from the matrOn, but even he Jung glrI
now gives her hand with SINE legree OF
cordiality. 1t is quite theghlnFhls sea-
son to enroll yourself as atroess OF an
6ndnstrial club and to aterT with zeal
unto the furnishing of eadIks, music
and recitations for the aterrnment OF
the working girl. ONE god oman has
started club for cash bgs. I wonder II
she includes marbles indwhip tops
among the recreations ohrei AS sensi-
Bile a charity as any Ihave noted
is the establishment lot stands
here and there thpJhout New
York, where a bowl soup or
cup of coffee, plate of bee or a meas
ure OF fish chowder can bed for 1c. The
bali was started rolling ohe other side
OF the river month ago tn booths at
the Brooklyn ferries, and has by this
time rolled across the brld to good pur-
pose. 1t is Mrs. J. NJ. Labdrid who has
organized the scheme in wv York, and
she told me, when questhed her about
her purpose the other y, that she
meant before long to hava stand rum
ming to supply food atost in every
densely populated district the city.
THE YOUNG ma Ter.
The very latest is "jnce." Mash,
masher and mashed are n obsolete, but
ancient, which is worse.ro be up with
the times you must couter the young
man whose eyes have Ifed on you in
fond approval not, as heTOfOre, reduced
to the formless state of Jelly fish, but
shaken up, iolted, as WI encountering
some obstruction IN the onward sweep
of the smOOth-going poggan. Hes
jounced" you say as GU observe the
broken bones of the vim and turn to
fresh fields and candides new. Great
indeed is philOlOgy andEeat is the young
woman. Her cap acitifor enrlching the
English language are tthout bounds.
III there is any suect on which the
average city winter mpts one to SER
monte it is that of q uses OF rubber.
The health of womenas bettered percep-
tlbly, so the doctors ", since the intro
duction OF the gossaer waterproof; but
fashion persistently fuses to smile upon
buS luUUCI DODJ, JUel VI CNSu IuS H.
efficient low cut ruler for the foot. The
thin soles of wOmAs shoes as she steps
from the horse cainto the slush of the
street are a sight marvel at. The tas-
tidiOus damsel wheannot in a coupe ride
gets her feet wet md entertains a cold.
So much the wore Tor her. Those of us
who don't mind eing cOmmoners are the
more comiortab as we slip through tne
snow and wate and are none the worse
for it.
L went throCh the new building which
the Young Wmen's Christian AssOcia-
ton has usopened in New York the
other day, an was struck anew by the
greater systel which women are intro
ducing into teir work of helping one an
other, and byhe larger scale on which
they are ableO plan their campaigns. A
library capaB of holding 80, 900 volumes,
attractive paDrs, and SIX floors devoted
TO art rooms, itenography, typewriting,
lodeling in clay, applied
designing, had and machine sewing,
cutting and fling. All this is generous
outfit for the work under way, that OF
youn women to support them
selves. LIZA PUTNAM HEATON.